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. >> did germany's education minister plagiarize her phd? her university launches an investigation. talk about putting a cap amongst the pigeons a day after german and french leaders pledged to deepen e u's economic and monetary union. the british prime minister has signaled his country could want out. >> in a very -- delayed speech, david cameron said he wants to renegotiate the terms of britain's membership and the referendum, but not until the end of 2017. >> that has rattled london's biggest allies and some investors. more uncertainty and possible of people are not what they have been wishing for. >> kamen said he'd campaigned for es you vote, saying he had won the decisions he had -- the concessions he had campaigned on. >> the move had long been anticipated at home and across the european union. david cameron laid out his vision of britain's future. it is one that involves major changes and giving the british public a say in what happens. >> when that referendum comes, let me say now that if we can negotiate such an arrangement, i will campaign for it with all my heart and all
. >> did germany's education minister plagiarize her phd? her university launches an investigation. talk about putting a cap amongst the pigeons a day after german and french leaders pledged to deepen e u's economic and monetary union. the british prime minister has signaled his country could want out. >> in a very -- delayed speech, david cameron said he wants to renegotiate the terms of britain's membership and the referendum, but not until the end of 2017. >> that has...
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germany's second-biggest bank is wielding that acts. commerzbank says it will cut up to 6000 jobs over the next few years. >> it had to be billed out during the financial crisis, and it has struggled ever since. it is still partly owned by the german taxpayer. >> commerzbank employees are worried. as many as one in nine are set to lose their jobs. those most at risk our employees in the retail branches, which management say are overstaffed. the german trade union says it will fight the plans. >> they've put forward some numbers. now, the national and local work councils need to agree on a strategy for how to save as many jobs as possible. >> the cuts are part of a huge restructuring program announced by the ceo last november. the program also calls for jobs to be outsourced to lower-cost areas. it said the plan will save the bank billions, money which could be invested in more profitable activities like online banking. >> the world's biggest steel maker says it is closing seven plants in belgium, which means the loss of 1300 jobs. >> wo
germany's second-biggest bank is wielding that acts. commerzbank says it will cut up to 6000 jobs over the next few years. >> it had to be billed out during the financial crisis, and it has struggled ever since. it is still partly owned by the german taxpayer. >> commerzbank employees are worried. as many as one in nine are set to lose their jobs. those most at risk our employees in the retail branches, which management say are overstaffed. the german trade union says it will fight...
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germany is underperforming. it is marginally higher this morning, perhaps helped by the fact that the german pmi data was stronger than expected. france was much weaker. we're seeing that divergence across the core. cac 40 up about 0.25%. the ibex up 0.2r5%. the ftse up 0.3%. it has some of the biggest advancers in the market today with easyjets among others withernings. euro/dollar, 1.3331. the eurozone did report that the current account surplus was the biggest on record at a level of something like 13 billion euros. repayments are likely to keep the ecb and effectively in a tightening mode. those two things put upward pressure on the euro. dollar/yen, a big move today. 1.16%. now, that means the yen is weakening against the dollar again and it comes after japan's trade deficit in 2012 was a record high. it follows a couple of days of yen strength. the aussie/dollar shedding 0.5%. apple's first quarter profits were relatively flat. it can still be forecast by looking at the bond wall there. to look at that cor
germany is underperforming. it is marginally higher this morning, perhaps helped by the fact that the german pmi data was stronger than expected. france was much weaker. we're seeing that divergence across the core. cac 40 up about 0.25%. the ibex up 0.2r5%. the ftse up 0.3%. it has some of the biggest advancers in the market today with easyjets among others withernings. euro/dollar, 1.3331. the eurozone did report that the current account surplus was the biggest on record at a level of...
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>> it is one issue i had to deal with in germany. in the audience, my deputy chief in lane, good friend of several of us, works on my staff. knows a lot more about these questions than i do and which he was up here instead of me. that is a really good question. i don't know -- the relationship between america and george w. bush was very solid. my mind drifted. your question was the israelis. i am sorry. time for a refill on my coffee. many, many discussions with the germans relative to their position, relative to our position and the israeli issue. public sentiment in germany as a whole is strongly for a reconciliation for the palestinians, yeah overlying all of that is the residue of the holocaust. i think i can say this. i have a private discussion with the foreign minister on this topic and it had to do with iran and the nuclear threat to israel and the position germany was taking relative to that. i was questioning where they might be should there be a real threat or attack on israel. he said you know that that is not what the pu
>> it is one issue i had to deal with in germany. in the audience, my deputy chief in lane, good friend of several of us, works on my staff. knows a lot more about these questions than i do and which he was up here instead of me. that is a really good question. i don't know -- the relationship between america and george w. bush was very solid. my mind drifted. your question was the israelis. i am sorry. time for a refill on my coffee. many, many discussions with the germans relative to...
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britain, germany, and the netherlands are to their citizens to get out of benghazi, libya in response to an imminent threat against westerners. >> just touched a button. it hands you the picture. >> it brought us a new age of instant photography. tonight, we focus on the man whose polaroids help capture our lives in real time. welcome to our viewers on public television in america and around the globe. it is time for policy to catch up with reality. that was the message that leon panetta said today as he lifted a ban on women serving in combat. acknowledge in the sacrifices which have already been made by both sexes, he talked of a future where everyone would be given the opportunity to serve in front line rolls. what's the next greatest generation will be one of men and women who will fight and die together to protect this nation. that is what freedom is all about. >> leon panetta there. what do these changes mean and how does the u.s. military compare with other countries like britain? our defense correspondent has a closer look. >> thousands of women in the u.s. military had been f
britain, germany, and the netherlands are to their citizens to get out of benghazi, libya in response to an imminent threat against westerners. >> just touched a button. it hands you the picture. >> it brought us a new age of instant photography. tonight, we focus on the man whose polaroids help capture our lives in real time. welcome to our viewers on public television in america and around the globe. it is time for policy to catch up with reality. that was the message that leon...
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least share kid on the markets that manufacturing data from china germany and the u.s. all surprised to the upside about europe was up on top of that we had weekly jobless claims are all from the u.s. so far more than expected so europe had gains the congress's as the rebel the russian currency pasted a mix to foment against the other global currency is the fastenings the market said pretty lackluster day who's around the performance was pretty flat but bucking the trend though was that russia's biggest private oil company coal which he finishes does above the line well talking of the company off to be rejected film participating and rushes to shelf development little is having his attentions to the mediterranean shelf to the head of the company but gate alike but also says that the some positive delicate projects in lebanon as part of a console c.n.n. now lou call may become the first russian company drilling eleven and if it wins the country's tens of on the shelf development this will all be decided on the first of february. we think i'm going to discover is that wer
least share kid on the markets that manufacturing data from china germany and the u.s. all surprised to the upside about europe was up on top of that we had weekly jobless claims are all from the u.s. so far more than expected so europe had gains the congress's as the rebel the russian currency pasted a mix to foment against the other global currency is the fastenings the market said pretty lackluster day who's around the performance was pretty flat but bucking the trend though was that...
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membership referendum that so many people wanted to talk about germany's chancellor angela merkel she also took the mike and she spoke about structural reforms and she also mentioned the worrying spanish unemployment crisis where these unemployment is now a staggering sixty percent when i'm not she said that europe needs to implement painful reforms now to enjoy the future the benefits of the future that was the long and short of it now another was presented in the latest w. as for poor the west or poor as the cool people around these parts of stalin's call that was the biggest risk the global economy is the widening gap between the rich and the point to earlier today that has or shouldn't scare she's also here in davos with me she filed this report. the world economic forum's recent survey showed that one of the biggest risk for the global economy for the next decade is the widening gap between the rich and the poor why because the tensions between the classes really threaten the political as well as the economic stability of these countries but for the people gathered here in davos
membership referendum that so many people wanted to talk about germany's chancellor angela merkel she also took the mike and she spoke about structural reforms and she also mentioned the worrying spanish unemployment crisis where these unemployment is now a staggering sixty percent when i'm not she said that europe needs to implement painful reforms now to enjoy the future the benefits of the future that was the long and short of it now another was presented in the latest w. as for poor the...
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b, he went over to nazi germany ment -- over to the nazi germany. >> we will close things up with andy levy.
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b, he went over to nazi germany ment -- over to the nazi germany. >> we will close things up with andy levy. >>> back to andy levy. post game wrap up. >> how is the tweeting going? >> please follow me because no one likes me. >> come on you have like eight million followers. >> ridiculous. what is your twitter address? >> dan where will you be this weekend? >> i will be at mcgwire's in bohemia new york on friday and saturday. >> where is bohemia? >> long island. >> mike? >> a bunch of stuff coming up, i will post-it on twitter at mcmoynihan. >> sounds thrilling. >> if you are not that excited about it, why should america be? sometimes i wonder. this segment is lame. >> we should change it up. how about something called one more thing? >> that would be a great idea. >> maybe i will do banned
b, he went over to nazi germany ment -- over to the nazi germany. >> we will close things up with andy levy. >>> back to andy levy. post game wrap up. >> how is the tweeting going? >> please follow me because no one likes me. >> come on you have like eight million followers. >> ridiculous. what is your twitter address? >> dan where will you be this weekend? >> i will be at mcgwire's in bohemia new york on friday and saturday. >> where is...
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>> well, i think germany has done what was necessary to al w allow -- to make it clear that the euro is here to stay, and that's been a tremendous relief for the markets. so calm has returned. the european banking system, the interbank market, has revived so there's a general sense of let's say almost euphoria that the crisis is over. i think that is somewhat premature. because the fundamental internal inconsistencies in the dis-tim have not been addressed, and actually, therefore, you face political dangers. the euro is transforming the european union into something very different from the original conception which was a voluntary association of equal states, and instead of that, the financial created a two-class system where the euro, the creditors and debtors and the creditors are in charge. the political situation i think is going to get worse. i think the next year, next two years perhaps, are going to be very cuffy if the european union survives forever. i don't think europe can live politically with are a situation where there's are a center, namely germany, and countries like
>> well, i think germany has done what was necessary to al w allow -- to make it clear that the euro is here to stay, and that's been a tremendous relief for the markets. so calm has returned. the european banking system, the interbank market, has revived so there's a general sense of let's say almost euphoria that the crisis is over. i think that is somewhat premature. because the fundamental internal inconsistencies in the dis-tim have not been addressed, and actually, therefore, you...
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are britain's pitch for a sweeter deal from brussels did however receive or quarter its response from germany chancellor merkel remark that there was room for talk but not for shopping warning the u.k. not to expect too much but stephen wolf spokesman for the u.k. independence party still believes britain would do absolutely fine out on its side . they said that we would be in huge problems if we came out of the already they said that business would not actually invest in the u.k. unless we join the euro this isn't going to happen and we're not going to have believed the false promises and the false concerns that european politicians and big businesses are actually going to throw as i mean there's an unholy alliance that sees people forming between old conservatives with large corporations with members of the labor party who want to frighten the people of this country to say that they can't survive on the road but we're still the sixth largest trading nation in the world so yes the public in this country know that there is a problem out there they understand the arguments and they're not goin
are britain's pitch for a sweeter deal from brussels did however receive or quarter its response from germany chancellor merkel remark that there was room for talk but not for shopping warning the u.k. not to expect too much but stephen wolf spokesman for the u.k. independence party still believes britain would do absolutely fine out on its side . they said that we would be in huge problems if we came out of the already they said that business would not actually invest in the u.k. unless we...
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britain, germany, and the netherlands are to their citizens to get out of benghazi, libya in response to an imminent threat against westerners. >> just touched a button. it hands you the picture. >> it brought us a new age of instant photography. tonight, we focus on the man whose polaroids help capture our lives in real time. welcome to our viewers on public television in america and around the globe. it is time for policy to catch up with reality. that was the message that leon panetta said today as he lifted a ban on women serving in combat. acknowledge in the sacrifices which have already been made by both sexes, he talked of a future where everyone would be given the opportunity to serve in front line rolls. what's the next greatest generation will be one of men and women who will fight and die together to protect this nation. that is what freedom is all about. >> leon panetta there. what do these changes mean and how does the u.s. military compare with other countries like britain? our defense correspondent has a closer look. >> thousands of women in the u.s. military had been f
britain, germany, and the netherlands are to their citizens to get out of benghazi, libya in response to an imminent threat against westerners. >> just touched a button. it hands you the picture. >> it brought us a new age of instant photography. tonight, we focus on the man whose polaroids help capture our lives in real time. welcome to our viewers on public television in america and around the globe. it is time for policy to catch up with reality. that was the message that leon...
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britain, the netherlands and germany are warning their citizens to get out of benghazi, libya. the alert today cited an the city. the alert today cited an imminent threat to westerners in the city. there were no specifics, and the u.s. embassy in libya said it had nothing pointing to threats against americans. the u.s. ambassador to libya -- and three other americans -- died last september when islamist militants attacked the u.s. consulate in benghazi. north korea declared today it will conduct a third nuclear test, defying newly expanded u.n. sanctions. the announcement came two days after the u.n. security council condemned the north for a long-range rocket test last month. in response, the north's top governing body -- the national defense commission -- issued this statement, on state t.v. >> ( translated ): we do not deny that a variety of satellites and long-range rockets will be launched. one after another and a nuclear test of a higher level which will be carried out by it in the upcoming all-out action, and a new phase of the anti-us struggle that has lasted century af
britain, the netherlands and germany are warning their citizens to get out of benghazi, libya. the alert today cited an the city. the alert today cited an imminent threat to westerners in the city. there were no specifics, and the u.s. embassy in libya said it had nothing pointing to threats against americans. the u.s. ambassador to libya -- and three other americans -- died last september when islamist militants attacked the u.s. consulate in benghazi. north korea declared today it will...
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as a result the biggest story this past week has been the germany taking their gold back you know this gives you the idea that these so-called returns in the bank bailout are specious at best and nobody's going to make any return dummy's so compared to the u.s. and u.k. in this bank bailout the u.s. forced all major banks to take state money buying this takes about half their book value and is already out of most of its position the u.k. on the other hand paid roughly twice the rate taking positions in just three of the worst affected banks r.b.s. lloyds and. so they spewed money without taking positions and without therefore possibly profiting for the u.k. taxpayer but again lloyds and r.b.s. these are the two big. you know the worst offenders of the black hole ghostwritten of r.b.s. of course you have the right honorable gordon brown one of the m.p.'s from scotland in the house of commons this past week dribbling on about some constituency and he's the guy who orchestrated this amazing giveaway to terrorism in the city of london well so let's move on to the jewish people of the naked
as a result the biggest story this past week has been the germany taking their gold back you know this gives you the idea that these so-called returns in the bank bailout are specious at best and nobody's going to make any return dummy's so compared to the u.s. and u.k. in this bank bailout the u.s. forced all major banks to take state money buying this takes about half their book value and is already out of most of its position the u.k. on the other hand paid roughly twice the rate taking...
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we still don't know why the survivors who were thrown to germany were not asked the next day whether it was a spontaneous demonstration or not. we still don't know why the president continued for at least two weeks afterwards to say that he didn't know whether it was a terrorist attack or not. of course the exchange that he had with mitt romney and their debate where he said he called it a terrorist attack when he hadn't. there are so many questions that remain unanswered. why were so many warnings ignored by the state department. >> we will be able to get into that further later this morning on fox and friends. senator mccain will join them at 8:30 eastern. >> people definitely feeling the chill. look at this fountain. this is in bryant park in new york city frozen solid. >> look at that right there. for more on freezing temperatures let's go to janice dean with a check of the first degree weather. janice, it is so cold in a big part of the country and out west it's kind of warm there. are we going to have warmer temperatures coming in? >> there are warmer temperatures on the way, h
we still don't know why the survivors who were thrown to germany were not asked the next day whether it was a spontaneous demonstration or not. we still don't know why the president continued for at least two weeks afterwards to say that he didn't know whether it was a terrorist attack or not. of course the exchange that he had with mitt romney and their debate where he said he called it a terrorist attack when he hadn't. there are so many questions that remain unanswered. why were so many...
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researches at the university of bonn in germany have discovered that the little blue pill viagra may actually help to burn fat. i thought about this and i thought no wonder larry king is so thin. [ laughter ] >> that is awesome. >> joy: would you take that pill if it made you be thin. >> remember that stuff that made your intestines bleed or something? >> joy: so what? a little side effect. well will do anything to lose weight. >> i think it has something to do with converting whatever fat cells into brown fat cells. >> i think it's the amount of sex you have. >> yeah, you had to work it off. >> joy: that's wishful thinking on your part. >> i'm a man. what do you expect? >> i'm going to the actual science. and you guys, i don't know what you are thinking. >> joy: we're having fun today. it could go on forever in this show. thanks to all of my guests tonight. see you tomorrow. >> jennifer: i'm jennifer granholm. tonight in "the war room," a day of firsts and lasts for women in america. [♪ theme music ♪] >> jennifer: today was a big day for women in combat. first, female members of
researches at the university of bonn in germany have discovered that the little blue pill viagra may actually help to burn fat. i thought about this and i thought no wonder larry king is so thin. [ laughter ] >> that is awesome. >> joy: would you take that pill if it made you be thin. >> remember that stuff that made your intestines bleed or something? >> joy: so what? a little side effect. well will do anything to lose weight. >> i think it has something to do...
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most valuable company in germany. the second most valuable is s.a.p.? >> that's correct. >> it goes back and forth? >> absolutely. >> let's talk about the economy but let's also talk about what's going on here. in particular, david cameron's comments about what's happening in the uk, and what that might ultimately mean to the eurozone. there, ultimately, your business. how are you thinking about this right now? >> andrew, i think it's important to understand, when you make long-term industrial infrastructure, investments, that you need long-term stable macro economic environments. and the key question that i would ask myself is should i be worried about it. >> and should you, are you? >> and this is where we need to get the answer, a minimum what it will do i think it will impact investment sentiment. and the rest we will see. >> but that's real? you're not going to change anything as a result of this? >> i'm just asking the question. >> you're -- >> the uk is a very important market for us. we are one of the biggest industrial employers in the uk alrea
most valuable company in germany. the second most valuable is s.a.p.? >> that's correct. >> it goes back and forth? >> absolutely. >> let's talk about the economy but let's also talk about what's going on here. in particular, david cameron's comments about what's happening in the uk, and what that might ultimately mean to the eurozone. there, ultimately, your business. how are you thinking about this right now? >> andrew, i think it's important to understand, when...
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ambassador to germany during the first half of the last decade in which there were a few interesting matters like iraq and so forth. senator coats, obviously, is very interested in transatlantic relations as a result of that experience and other experiences that he's had, and his concerns have led him to want to discuss the matter we're going to discuss today which is the interrelationship between the budgetary pressures and other pressures facing the united states and its role in the world. so, senator, thanks a lot for coming out this morning. >> thank you. >> whether i know it's not easy for you to get here in the snow either. i guess i'd like to just begin by, in a kind of a general way, asking you what is the concern, what's worrying you about the possible interaction between limited resources here, pressure to cut the budget and what that might do in terms of limiting the u.s. role abroad? >> well, the consequences of, i think, both a diminishing pool of resources available and all the fiscal pressures that are on the congress now in terms of the decisions they make on how to a
ambassador to germany during the first half of the last decade in which there were a few interesting matters like iraq and so forth. senator coats, obviously, is very interested in transatlantic relations as a result of that experience and other experiences that he's had, and his concerns have led him to want to discuss the matter we're going to discuss today which is the interrelationship between the budgetary pressures and other pressures facing the united states and its role in the world....
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was able to take only one piece from our house with me because things were getting very dangerous in germany where i grew up close to the end of the war. my parents, by this time were no longer with me and i just grabbed this and fled. how extraordinary. were the russians advancing at this time? yes. were they really? very closely, yes. how did you manage to get out? we just stood by the end of the road and hoped for a lift which i got eventually from a german military bus. and this, of course, being a small little... i put it in my coat pocket. yes. fantastic. and do you remember it in your childhood? yes. as far as i remember, it was never looked upon to get the time. it was just a piece, an ornament, you know. but it does have most extraordinary panels, doesn't it? yes. my father must have fancied the panels. yes, i suspect. it's a bit of a male... my daughters tell me now that when they were little they used to look at it and giggle and said, "better not let mum know we're looking at these naked ladies." that's terrific. well, it's a very pretty little swiss carriage clock, with silver g
was able to take only one piece from our house with me because things were getting very dangerous in germany where i grew up close to the end of the war. my parents, by this time were no longer with me and i just grabbed this and fled. how extraordinary. were the russians advancing at this time? yes. were they really? very closely, yes. how did you manage to get out? we just stood by the end of the road and hoped for a lift which i got eventually from a german military bus. and this, of course,...
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get an adequate explanation and the question, if we have the battleships and air ships, if they're in germany. is that close enough to the middle east, should they be in italy, in north africa, should there be a military presence in libya if we have an embassy there? a lot of questions that were not fully answered a lot of questions that were incompletely answered and ultimately i think the biggest problem they tried to treat the embassy in libya like you would the embassy in paris and tried to say they're the same thing and they're not. one is in a war zone and should have been treated differently. i'm still fearful that in the future we could have another problem in libya or if syria gets a new government are we going to do the same thing and send an embassy to a new government in syria without adequate military protection, that's what i'm concerned about. >> sean: will the he me go to because now it's the question of afterwards. now, i know that susan rice's name came up and secretary clinton defended sues ran rice a lot the on went on five sunday shows. and after the attack, the state dep
get an adequate explanation and the question, if we have the battleships and air ships, if they're in germany. is that close enough to the middle east, should they be in italy, in north africa, should there be a military presence in libya if we have an embassy there? a lot of questions that were not fully answered a lot of questions that were incompletely answered and ultimately i think the biggest problem they tried to treat the embassy in libya like you would the embassy in paris and tried to...
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what you need to know to protect germany. ♪ ♪ gerri: and now you want to know. what is the biggest personal finance issue in the entire country right now? is it the roaring stock market, the housing market, both doing well, but what about jobs, the economy? starting in jeff flock of the country's best personal finance experts from tv and radio. lance roberts, host of street talk life, steve crowley, host of the american scene. well known to the national tv audience, the founder of finish rich. all start with you. you're right here. >> well, it's great to be here. the number one question, can it -- is it too late to get in the stock market? the market is basically doubled. at a five-year high. a lot of people missed. gerri: if you went out on the street and ask five people how the market is doing, they tell you, not so well. >> and that is what is absolutely amazing. we have just gone through four years of unprecedented this. if you have been in the market, but investing, your account is not an all-time high. i think a lot of people are waking up and going, i mis
what you need to know to protect germany. ♪ ♪ gerri: and now you want to know. what is the biggest personal finance issue in the entire country right now? is it the roaring stock market, the housing market, both doing well, but what about jobs, the economy? starting in jeff flock of the country's best personal finance experts from tv and radio. lance roberts, host of street talk life, steve crowley, host of the american scene. well known to the national tv audience, the founder of finish...
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we still don't know why the survivors who were flown to germany were not asked the next day whether it was a spontaneous demonstration or not. we still don't know why the president continued for at least two weeks afterwards to say that he didn't know whether it was a terrorist attack or not, and of course, the exchange that he had with mitt romney in their debate, where he said he had called it a terrorist attack when he hadn't. but there are so many questions that remain unanswered. why were so many warnings ignored by the state department? why was it when the person in charge of the detail of 16 people objected and requested to stay because of the failure in the security there around the consulate? why did they heed the warnings when there was an attack on the british ambassador. none of these questions have been asked to the satisfaction of frankly any of us who paid close attention. >> greta: did you get them today? i didn't have a chance to watch all the hearings or in the house, and a lot of members talking and they get to the end of the time and they have to get the answer in w
we still don't know why the survivors who were flown to germany were not asked the next day whether it was a spontaneous demonstration or not. we still don't know why the president continued for at least two weeks afterwards to say that he didn't know whether it was a terrorist attack or not, and of course, the exchange that he had with mitt romney in their debate, where he said he had called it a terrorist attack when he hadn't. but there are so many questions that remain unanswered. why were...
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., the brits, as well as germany and the netherlands, are asking all of their nationals to get out of benghazi because of specific threats. do you know anything about new terror threats in libya against westerners today? >> i really don't today, andrea. i will tell you, i think you know i was in libya just a few weeks after what happened in benghazi, and the country is not the country as most people view it. benghazi itself, at the time that chris was there, was controlled by militias. andrea, i have seen security tapes. i've seen the drone tapes. it was amazing how the guards who were there, once they saw the crowd approaching them, really just jumped in a pickup truck and high-tailed it away from the compound. there's no security that's there that's real. the government has no control, and i i do think that certainly people there on our behalf, especially out in areas like benghazi are there at great risk. you know, i feel relatively good about our folks in tripoli. we have a different regime there. it's an unsafe country, and candidly, has a lot -- we've had that vacuum that the ar
., the brits, as well as germany and the netherlands, are asking all of their nationals to get out of benghazi because of specific threats. do you know anything about new terror threats in libya against westerners today? >> i really don't today, andrea. i will tell you, i think you know i was in libya just a few weeks after what happened in benghazi, and the country is not the country as most people view it. benghazi itself, at the time that chris was there, was controlled by militias....
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. >> new data out of germany points towards signs of a strengthening eurozone recovery but will the rally continue? let's bring in andy bush of the bush update. i guess that's one of the big questions. the stock market is wondering if it continues. >> the euro is really interesting here. every other country out there views the weak dollar as a problem except for the ecp. this is insanity on their part. even the bank of canada backed down on their hawkish commentary. the only country not doing this for the area is the eurozone. so this is awesome. even euro aussie fell quite a bit. then the little question of the uk pulling out of the eurozone. that's helping the euro stand tall even though these other currencies weakened quite a bit. >> what about the other levels? you weaken the chart and that is not far from 135. what kind of trade do you want to make? >> right. a real short term one and based on the ltro bank pay back tomorrow that we get out of the ecp. basically the mark set looking for a hundred billion on this. if it is above 125 if it is above above euros. so i will take a chance
. >> new data out of germany points towards signs of a strengthening eurozone recovery but will the rally continue? let's bring in andy bush of the bush update. i guess that's one of the big questions. the stock market is wondering if it continues. >> the euro is really interesting here. every other country out there views the weak dollar as a problem except for the ecp. this is insanity on their part. even the bank of canada backed down on their hawkish commentary. the only country...
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you say a lot of it's eastern europe, uk and germany. i mean, there has been weak demand for two years, but demand grew 20%? how is that possible? >> no, it was aided by a acquisition we closed early in the quarter overall. what i would tell you is on an organic basis, our european computer business is still down double digits year-on-year, though. >> that's fair, but you did say positive things about how this month's going. for your company and also that inventory's low, which i think is a great tell of 2013. >> well, we were very proud of the cash flow for the quarter and, of course, the reduction on inventory contributed that overall. as i said, jim, i couldn't be prouder of the team. the way they've responded, we always ask them to do the right things over time. and in addition to adjusting our expenses, which we talked about on that october call, we also look at that working capital. so to be able to absorb and be able to support this upside growth in revenues, dropped through leverage on the bottom line and still work on that worki
you say a lot of it's eastern europe, uk and germany. i mean, there has been weak demand for two years, but demand grew 20%? how is that possible? >> no, it was aided by a acquisition we closed early in the quarter overall. what i would tell you is on an organic basis, our european computer business is still down double digits year-on-year, though. >> that's fair, but you did say positive things about how this month's going. for your company and also that inventory's low, which i...
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britain, the netherlands and germany are warning their citizens to get out of benghazi, libya. the alert today cited an the city. the alert today cited an imminent threat to westerners in the city. there were no specifics, and the u.s. embassy in libya said it had nothing pointing to threats against americans. the u.s. ambassador to libya -- and three other americans -- died last september when islamist militants attacked the u.s. consulate in benghazi. north korea declared today it will conduct a third nuclear test, defying newly expanded u.n. sanctions. the announcement came two days after the u.n. security council condemned the north for a long-range rocket test last month. in response, the north's top governing body -- the national defense commission -- issued this statement, on state t.v. >> ( translated ): we do not deny that a variety of satellites and long-range rockets will be launched. one after another and a nuclear test of a higher level which will be carried out by it in the upcoming all-out action, and a new phase of the anti-us struggle that has lasted century af
britain, the netherlands and germany are warning their citizens to get out of benghazi, libya. the alert today cited an the city. the alert today cited an imminent threat to westerners in the city. there were no specifics, and the u.s. embassy in libya said it had nothing pointing to threats against americans. the u.s. ambassador to libya -- and three other americans -- died last september when islamist militants attacked the u.s. consulate in benghazi. north korea declared today it will...
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consular staff evacuated from libya to germany weren't questioned sooner. >> i categorically reject your answer to senator johnson about, well, we didn't ask these survivors, who were flown to ramstein the next day, that they-- that this was not a spontaneous demonstration. to say that it's because an investigation was going on-- the american people deserve to know answers, and they certainly don't deserve false answers. so here we are, four months later, and we still don't have the basic information. now, if you want to go out and tell the american people what happened, you should at least have interviewed the people who were there instead of saying, no, we couldn't talk to them because an f.b.i. investigation was going on. >> well, senator, i understand your very strong feelings. you knew chris. you were a friend of chris. you were one of the staunchest supporters of the efforts to dislodge qaddafi and try to give the libyan people a chance. and we just have a disagreement. we have a disagreement about what did happen and when it happened with respect to explaining the sequence of even
consular staff evacuated from libya to germany weren't questioned sooner. >> i categorically reject your answer to senator johnson about, well, we didn't ask these survivors, who were flown to ramstein the next day, that they-- that this was not a spontaneous demonstration. to say that it's because an investigation was going on-- the american people deserve to know answers, and they certainly don't deserve false answers. so here we are, four months later, and we still don't have the basic...